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household suppiie-.

ArrLrs-kentuoky s,ock, a. SCOT per nrl
New York, t2tti dried apples, htfcIe
Per pound from store. Dried pcachcs 90
0lfc from store
fnuu Oranges, 81 50Cd4 per box, S00
per brl. Lemons, SOS 50 per box. Bananas
81 t0lt2 % per bunch.
VrgrrAnLIs--OniunS 81 30 per brl,
81 70 Der bu Cabbage Northern. NGtl0 pgf
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New YorL Dr, eooi, u,rLe,.

NV Noug. Dee. i-ihr drygoOds market
reflects that quiet usual in the middle 81 the
nnuth-.stocks II cotton goods nominal or
thr,uch March A good Inquiry present for
outside lots aud market very iirm at latest
quotations.
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wooi.

ST.. Loris. Mo-. Dec. Wool-Quict aud
easy; unwashcd. bright medium, i5Cr - ~;
coar.c brnil l1M2ici low sandy, iOO,i sC,
washed, choice. 35c: inferior, 30a3Gc.
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CHtc,Go, ILL.,, Dec. ii-Es Drororf Journal
reports. Cattlc-Rcccipts 1900 head; ship.
mcnis, none. Market lower, natives s. 81
65 ~. r0ckcrs. - lOa3 -; COWS. bulls and
MIXED 81 5Otal ~, Texans, ~ 0d2 o..
Hogs-Rccciptr, roo shipments, none.
Market duh aud nithcr easier, mixed and
packing, - i5a5 2i, heavy - JOdj 20, com.
mon, - COOS 10. skips, - Hl@5 D.
Shccp-Rcccipts, 300, shipments, none.
Market dull. weak and lower western, g. ~,
"a ~, Texans, a. ~, lambs. g. 2Ottj 90.
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urnln nna ,.rn,l.lnn..

CHcAoo. M. Dec IL Before husncss be.
gan on change today predictions u lower
price,. with further brraks in the ruiin mar.
kcis, were made. May wheat opened NJ
~ sc, a decline from last nights close ~ y
" az. Before noon May wheat WA back ~
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Coiton seed rrodncis.

PRINE CRunE on-)2@J3c; prime summer
yellow, 3GG37c; choice cooking summer yell
low, inc; primo cotton seed meal, Sl5 25C0
10 20, car load lots; less than car load, tlO@
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OH mud rnrnrniinn.

wuuvoroS, n. e., Dee ii-Turpcn,inc--
Firm ai 3jc.
CLryrASp,o., Dec II Petroleum Firm;
"a oliO 1t.C
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 8 PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE PAR SELLING.
Cotton Firm Middling Cotton, ii-lec
Sales Today, e,7oo Bales--The Tone
Of the General Market steedy-Meats
Steady.
ArrrAL orrlcr.

WEDNESDAY, EVENING. Dec. H. 1857
The tone Of the money market remains
firm, with rate at per cent, Bank custom
ers receive all the accommodation they need
all outside paper declined. Loonabic funds
are in ample supply Tor the heavy demands.
The Clearing.honse rcport Is as follows
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stage of the Rl,.r..

OFFICIAL sfgSLL srhyicr. q. 8 A.
MLsruis, Dec. 10. pm.
The following observations ar taken at ail ia
tions named nt 80 meridian time, which Il one
hour later lhAu Memphis tine.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened firm and
closed firm; middling, ii.iOc. Sales. 4. 200
bales, including 800 bales last evening,
OF which 400 to exporters and 1900 to
spinncrs.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, noninal good ordinary, 10 lCc.
low middling, 97.l6c middling. 9Ii.iGc. good
middlins, 10 i.iGc middling fair, i09.e; fair,
nominal
DAILY corroS STATEMENT.
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~ noon: Spots--Activo NJ advanced
prizes. Sales, 1904 bales, Of which Amori-
can, iO,OrO bales. Receipts 1900 bales 81
which American, 1890 bales. Closing
quoiationswcrc ~ follows Ordinary, 4 l5-lGi;
good ordinary, l.lGl; low midiling, 5kd;
good mddling, ll.lGd, mildling uplands,
issl. middling Orleans, o ll-lGd.
Futures opened firm ut advance and closed
quiet, ~ iulluWs.
lThc prices are given In pence and Giths,
thu. idj means 6)-Oid; and 5Ol means
i6id
ip.ma December, 3Sl. buyers; No
ccmbcrJunuhy,5 3sl, buyers. January Feb
ulry, SAL, buyers; February Marh, . Ild,
buyers March-April, l31, sellers; April
May, i,d sellers May-Junc, . AID, sellers;
Junc.July D iDl, sellers July-Augnsi, . old,
Hers
HAVRR.
Spois--Quici aud steady. Tres o!linairc
Orleans spot, GS',f, futures, for January de-
livery. Gi7aL
Nutc--TrcS oriinairc orleans spot, G7lsf,
represents ~ francs for ~ kilos NJ strict
middlinr cotton, llnyrc terms. A kilo Is
about - lie; ar g. l,.lOO kilos equal 100 lbs.
luinr ]. equal tu IN.
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@WEAK, PAINFUL BACKS,

{dipQD kidney aud Uterine Pains and wcakne.ses
NIsfIlfviie,ed In one minute by the tutieurs
Wf9 Anti.rain Plaster, the hrt and only
NV rain liiinE plaster. New, instantaneous,
infaliiblc The mot perfect antidotc ~ Palm, ~
nainur lion aud Weakness ever Compounded
Vr,tiy hyperion 20 nii other platicrA A. all drug
sst, ~ cents. h,c iorN.oo %, posiagc frcc' OF
porth DRve A CuksicAi o. boston, hss
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As, nrurpY for brain trouble. every body
comedies In rccommcndinF lA.cu.pia
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AG S.,, ,o" Changes

below Erro. tfnus-n. fllain fruin Z ain TO
am. D. tusv oi rain mot reported.
The municipal election at Charleston,
$. g., Yesterday passed on quietly. The
indrpcndcn, vote was light, and the whole
Democratic ticket was elected 10y heavy
majority.
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New York and cities north and east, on de-
maud, s. discount buying par selling; New
York and principal cities north and east,
three days grace, 81 discount buying, par
selling New Orleans, s. discount buying
81 premium selling
The local cotton market closed firm Today
al an advance Of lice, with sales at 900
New Orleans spots closed firm Ut an advance
OF lice. with futures steady and up TO 0
points I'm the Liverpool market spots were
quoted NJ advanced prices and futures up !
10 points The New York market remained
unchanged, and as to futures, c. J.. Greene
q Co. say: "Ihc market was n little nervous,
but, on the whole had considerable strength
and made quite an advance along the en-.
tire line The buying was largely on New
Orleans account and burst out suddenly at
about the time of 0pcr cent advance at
thc latter place, Some 10 10 ~ points adj
yanc, was made, with small reaction from
the highest, but the close was steady
The New York Commercial BHiioiin, in re
viewing the grocery market, states that hold
ings generally continue firm Coffee stands
up we'll. sweets valued NJ full former aics,
and other leading articles asa rule only avail
able when prompt full bids are made.
The Manchester Guardian o, the iith, In
Is commercial article, says; "rhc market Is
very firm. The inquiry Is moderate Ia most
departments, but good business might hc
done In shipping yarns II sellers were little
easier to hc dealt with. Yesterday expert
encc confirms the impression Ia the disirhut-
ing market that prices are not likely to make
even small advance until diminished sup
plies force them up. The present position
Of manufacturers Is uncuN liable Yarns,
even where they arr easiest, are higher
than they wrr three months ago, while
goods are rarely higher and In a few casts
are actually lower An opinion, based on q
disbelief In the estimates oi the American
cotton crop, prevails that the present prices
Of cotton. especially II American. ARE ton
hiph. Buyers refrain, therefore, irun MAX.
ing extensive engagements There u fair
inquiry for export yarns, especially ior lower
counts, cuisines, for China, japan and India
is only important where spinner are easy.
Tie cloth sales have been light White
shirlinS mr. strong and hardening Heavy
puis are quiet
mpuETs
One hundrri aud iifty-thrcc hrl, apples
$50 KS bran, rs rolls bagging, - pkg
bacon, so pkg, boots and shoes, .1n bu rurn,
II pkrs chctto. 4,n SIS coffee. @D brl, lime
ltObrl.ccmcut, N .lOj sks aud ~ cnu cotton
Seed. ~ pk.s dry goods. ~ pkgS clrgs 2.sil
btls -four, NJ haltr hay, lla pigs hats, lW'
head hors. ~ head cattle, ~ head hurscs aud
mulrs, ~ pkg, lnrl OoUo feet lumber, ~
pkgs liquors. 100 brls meal, no brls molas,,s,
Aeg bu oats, ISi bbls potatoes q ear pork
sides, Opir. rice. 80 hrls sugar, ~. pig,
tobacco, 800 bu wheat
ELEVATOR REPORTS.
The following shows the amount IT grain
received, withdrawn aud IN siorc hy regular
elevators, ~ reported Ia the Merchants cN-
change today Wheat received. ~ bu
Corn received. 2G25 bu. Withdrawn, Sal hu.
IN store, i,sg2 hu Oats withdrawn. i,hil
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Movements nj the Levee.
Arrivals-Hudson, Rivcrton; James Lee,
frlars Point; Coahona, 0sceola; Chickasaw
White river; City of Cairo and Future City
ST. Louis.
observation-disclosures Lee, Friars Point; Co
ahoina, Osceola; Chickasaw, White river;
oity OF Cairo, Vicksburg; Future City, New
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Elevator REPORTS.

The following shows the amount IT grain
received, withdrawn aud IN store hy regular
elevators, ~ reported to the Merchants oN-
change today. Wheat received. 1T bu.
Corn received. 2G25 bu, Withdrawn, Sai hu.
IN sturr, isg2 hu. Oats withdrawn, ihll
In. la Stare % Uip In
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Groceries.

Ngw YorK Dec. H.--Conee-spot fair Rio
firm at isilc; options active and higher, clos
ing weak sales, l3j, 500 bag; December,
$40 iOCeiO 20; January go l5aiG 40. Fcbru.
airy, $40 0o6il6 ~ March, SIS S5@l0 10;
April, tl5 scale, May, SIS 55al5 %;
June, SO 70@l5 10 July, go JOdi5 20; Au-
gust, sl5 2oai5 -; September, tii OOoGl6 TO-
October, Sii Sj6ii 80, November, $ii 75@
IL ~; December (lsssL ga 70@ii ~. Sugar
Steady; bahia, 4 5i6@i)sC; refined quiet and
steady. Molasscs Ricc-Stcady.
NEw ORLEANS, la, Dec. 4.--Sugar-Quict,
but steady. Molasscs-Dull and dropping,
open kettle, fancy, AZ; choice, 39c; strictly
prime, yi@3Sc; ccntrifugals, good prime, 100
SIC. other articles unchanged.
CiNciNSlTI, o., Dec. ii--Whisky. Steady;
sales, l,3nj barrels finished goods on n basis VI
sl.O5 Buttcr-fim. Sugnr--Firm. Eggs
Primer at 2Cf2ic. Chccsc--firm.
CmcA0o, M, Dec. ii--On the produce CT
change today the butter market was quiet I;
cHin, creamery, ESQ 20 fancy dairy 2i@25c.
Egg 2Utd2lc.
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Prpulr spectaclcS. MuIiorl.
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t.oSpov. Dec. A-Coneols closed at
iOi 7.iG for money aud ion 1919 for the ar-
count lar silver asa per ounce.
P,uis, Dec li.--rhrc per cent rcutc', s2f
Coz Tor the account
nANK CtENniNOs.
Nrw OniuNs, Dec Clearing Of the
banks. " .poD li0.
Cmc,lo H., Dec ii...lank clcarinrs to-
day were SO 10000.
NV Yong. be-. il--liank clcarings today
were fiiiilto5l. balances, I,3l0pA
B,iriYoHr. MI. Dee. il.-lhnk clcanngs
today were $500 i5n balances, s2lL5io
BosroN, Mass. Dec il.--Bink olcarings
to-day were tli,pOs, as balances. S,i5itn.
rnit,prLritA. Pa. Dec ll.--lank clear
ing' to-day wcw tio, o., ~, balances, Sl,5s1,
I Isl.
ST. lous, No, dee. 1.-THE bank clear
iig,s today were, S3ssO,2 PIG, balances, y.s)p,
l Ifls
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Cash quotations were as follows

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Dull and prices nominally un-
changed.
No. 2 spring wheat 75H@70lgc; No. 3
spring wheat Gi@66c; No. ? red 77c; No. 2
corn, axe No. 2 oats, G0tgS0'ic; No. . rye
6ll5c; No. > barley, 72@7Gc; No. / ilaxsccd,
81 q; prime timothy seed, 81 20.
Mess pork, per bril-, Sll 25@li 10; lard
per 100 lbs, s. Hls@7 40; short rib sides,
loose 81 i5Cg7 90; dry saltcd shoulders
boxed, s. sOG7 80; short clear sides, boxed
81 SOlJ7 IS.
wLisky-Dstillcrs finished goods, per
gal, 81 10.
Reccipts-Flour 5000 brls; wheat, 81, 900
bu.; corn, 10000 bu.; oats, 1900 bu.; rye,
5000 bu.; barley, 7i,0OObu.
shipments-Flour, 4l,D0 brls. wheat,
1900 bu corn, 1900 bu.; oats, $1,000 bu.
rye, 1000 bu.; barley, G2,Ooo bu.
Sr. Louis, No, Dec. l4.-Flour--Sow and
weak at 81 20di 20.
Wheat-Opcned at yesterdays figures and
was steady carly, but broke of with corn,
closing 20 lower; No. . red, cash, Sic;
December, 79iS@79'Ec. closing ut 10lSc bid;
January, S0ci May s3's@s4c, closing at
S3'Sc bid.
Corn-I.ower; cash, 47G47Ac; January,
4bhd i5I9c, closing ut 4jasci May, i7js@
@iS'sc, closing at ts9sc.
bhN-IOWefi cash, dOri May olHiC Dii.
Rye-Nothing doing. Burlty-Stcady and
quiet at 70ds7 -. Bran-S5c. Conmeal--
STEADY at s. 45Cd2 So
Hay-unchanged; prime timothy, $3.50
IL; prairie, Ssdli.
Ergs-i9c. Butter Unchanged; creamery,
AtdJOc dairy, lS(I2ic.
Provisions 80 Weak. Pork--New flI 30.
Iard-i7 .. Dry saltm cats-noXcd shout
dcrs, s. 76mG; long clears, 81 50d7 ~ q;
clear ribs, q % s(7 IS; snort clcar, AZ 75CI
7Gk. Baron--BoIcd shoulders, 81 ~, long
clears, s. 31is6s 10; clear ribs, s. 37ms 80;
short clears, IS JO@S az. Hams-S'cady'
lOifml2c.
Rcccipts-Flour 1000 brl.; wheat, 1900
bu; corn, 5000 bu; oats, 5000 bu; rye, none;
barley, 1900 bu. Shipmcnts--Flour, ~
900 brls; wheat, 1900 bu; corn, 24,WO
bu; oats, 2G,oo0 bu;- rye, 1900 bu; barley,
none.
Afternoon Board-Whcat-Fi Deem
Der 79lsc bid; January, Soc; May, 81 &c.
Corn-IIighcr; December, lGHc; January,
I5atc; May, iS7i6is1sc. Oats-Dull but
firm; May 32@32l.c bid
KANSAS CRY, No.. Dec l.-wbeat--Woak
and lower; No. 2 soft, cash, fJiSc. Corn
Weak and lower; No 2, cash, 4i4.c asked;
January, 4i,so bid i5c asked; May, axe
bid; istfc asked. Onts-No. 2 cash, 2sa.e
asked.
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United siaiss coupous. "a. 1907 ............ rs
lnlicd states Registered, a.. iNi.......... ~
tnlici states coupons, ~ ................ 10,
United siAtcs Registered. a. ............. Its
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AUCTION SALES.
Charles J Meilicke, Auctioneer.


nAYTON'S BLUFF improved business and
~ residence property facing East Seventh and
Beech sts at public auction. / will sell at public
auction on the grounds Tuesday afternoon March
o. at $3.50 o'clock sharp, the improved business
and residence lot number nine 20, block number
one hundred and FIVE (l05), of Otto's subdivision
OF Lyman Dayton's addition TO st. Paul; this lot
has frontage of SO 35-lO0 feet facing north on
both Beech and East Seventh sts.: depth of l23
feet with twenty-foot alley in the rear. The i'm
proyements consist Of two well put up buildings,
one u two-story store and dwelling combined hav-
ing Il frontage of 81 feet on Beech and East
Seventh sts., with good cellar in basement, large
store-room on first floor and 5 large roms on sec
ond floor; the foundation wall hall and stairway
OF this building are SO made that an addition OF
the same style adjoining it ON the vacant portion
OF the lot be put up at onehalt the cost of the
original structure; the other building is a one and
half story six-room dwelling house, situated on
the rear end of the lot. Here is q grand chance
for somebody to become the fortunate purchaser
of one of the best paying investm ents in real
estate ever sold ON the bluff, either at auction or
private sale as at the present time the owner Is
realizing per cent. interest on a valuation of
SS,O0O the owners object in selling is that q
change of climate will benefit his health The
terms Of sale are liberal. and will be made known
on the grounds at the time of sale. Free bus win
leave Bridge square at 2:30 p. N. and 232 East
seventh st. at p III. sharp. Remember the day
etc. Charles j. Meilcke, auctioneer, office 23a
East Seventh st. 1891
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Weber g Fairchild, Auctioneers.
GS 0O0 BANKRUPT STOCK Of fancy

cR 0O0 BANKRUPT STOCK of fancy
'pcsOOO dry goods at auction-we will sell
at public auction commencing Wednesday, March
23 at III a. m, and continuing from day to day
until the entire stock is closed out at No. 457
Wabasha st., few doors above the market
house the entire stock OF dry goods, fancy goods.
furnishing goods and notions store fixtures, ETC.,
ETC., formerly owned by F. W. SLACK; the stock
embraces i'll part, yarns. shopping bags corsets,
ladies' gents and misses hosiery, gloves buttons,
jerseys, silk and linen handkerchefs, ribbons,
damasks, prints, ginghams. lawns ticking, jeans,
cassimeres. satinets napkins towels ladies' gents
and children's underwear of all kinds and descrip.
also sell the store fixtures consisting of count
ers, tables. shelving, saSe, showcases, desk
lamps stove, awning ETC., etc; this is bankrupt
stock, Mr.. Slack having made an assignment and
therefore the sale is positive; everything in the
store will be sold for just what il will bring Re.
member time and place, Wednesday, March 20.
49, Wabash st Weber s Fairehild. auctioneers.
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A. II. N1coIay, Auctioneer.

A III. NICOLAY, Auctioneer-Real estate
IA. sold at auction in the city. suburbs and
elsewhere, my established custom for 80 years;
Mr.. Nicolay also gives his personal attention to
auction sales of household furniture at the pr.
yate residences and stores of owners, works OF art
farm stock,high bred horses and general merchan-
sales, the most favorable terms: all auction
sales receive my personal and prompt ate ntion;
number of real estate auction sales made, 2726;
amount OF sales realized in SO years S4S, o0O
Geo. Office the Nicolay Real Estate Exchange
No 116 East Fourth st. opposite National Ger
man-American bank building. 7s
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Renting Department of Egbert G.
Handy.

CPECIAL NOTICE TO LANDLORDS-We
~ can rent any number Of houses at once; we
have applicants for houses of every description;
Our large central Office in the Hotel Ryan building
everything in the line of rents. Our commissions
amount to but u few dollars. We will collect
your rents or simply secure you tenants. all adj
vertising is at our own expense; do not keep your
property houses, stores, Offices flats etc., tenant
less; we have tenants waiting for III EN-; put your
property in our hands at once.
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Sansom's A. -. d F. Co.

WE ARE favored with instructions to sell al
w public auction the entire furniture of A.
Il. Blakemore, No IA East Seventh ST.. consisting
of parlor and bedroom furniture, tinwa re- crock.
cry and carpets of % rooms; for date and other
information watch this advertisement. Sansom'f
Auction, Storage and Forwarding company auc.
tioneers; office and mart 4l2 Sibley st. n. B.
Sales at mart every Wednesday and Saturday al
10 q. M and p. N. q
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A. NJ. Doherty. Auctfoneer.
= y NIX; Y iIOI II I,ETIs y I q, n y Z,

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at auction
IL 1 will sell at auction at the Waverly
house, No. ISL Minnesota ST., Thursday, March "a,
kitchen and dining-room furniture, One extrI
large hotel range carpets, chairs, tables, crock.
cry tinware, heating stoves, bar fixtures and fur.
niture, ETC., etc.; clearinghouse keepers and
hotel will find 1t to their advantage to attend
this sale. A NJ, Doherty, auctioneer, 422 waba-
sha st. 1888
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EARM off acres, within the city limits, with
i dwelling house, out buildings etc. for rent,
For further particulars apply at Cog Canada St,
CITY o.,
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FOR ADOPTION-A boy two and one-haIi
years old. For particulars, address s. E.,
Globe "a
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INSTRUCTION.

CCHOOL OF SHORTHAND, Type-writing
- and Telegraphy-F irst-class and EXCLUSIVES;
names of graduates now holding positions sent
on application; lessons day and evening or by
mail; send for circulars. Anna c. Drew Hale
block corner Jackson and Third SITS, st. Paul 332-
VXTORTH'S perfect system of dress cutting
w taught a, 253 West Third st., over drug
store. Agents wanted. 70
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ElRANKLIN MACHINE WORKS $50 ROD
i ert ST, st. Paul. manufacturers of shafting
pulleys, bridge bolts and gratings: general black
smiths and machinists. l4-le5
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SITUATION OFFERED.
Females


IJOUSEWORK-Good strong girl for general
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IJOUSEWORK-Ag good girl for general house
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basha ST.
TJOUSEWORK = Girl for a private family;
Apply at no Dayton av. ~
HOUSEWORk-Girl for light housework at
4 3l4 East Eighth ST.
IJOUSEWORK-Goo girl for general house
IL work; good wages. 0 Tilton ST, near wa
basha.
uOUSWWORI<-Good girl 90 cook ana gen.
IL eral housework. No. Forbes, corner Ram
HOUSEWORK-Grl for general housework;
4 Swedish preferred. Call at ll4A West
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r WOULD LIKE about so more of those good
i girls like i have had for frst-class places on
st. Anthony hill; want girls for Dakota, Duluth.
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I|iTCHEN GIRL-Good one that understands
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DANTSMAKERS-Ex to work on
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CEWING GIRL at once at 755 Portland av.
- Mrs. W. w. Clayton. l
VX7ANTED-Five cooks, second girls, nurse
w girls, dressmakers ana girls TO learn
dressmaking. Corner Nelson and Western avs.
Miss G. Kidding 1881
NTANTED-Fifty experienced girls to operate
w steam power sewing machines; steady en-
ployment given. Inquire at Lndeke, Warner &
Schurmeler's, manufacturing department. l
M AITRESS-German or Irish preferred.
wv Apply to Mrs. G. l.. Otis, 354 Summit av.
1881
YOUNG LADIES wanted, to whom salary
Il of IS to $l2 per week will be paid, according
to their ability; send cents in stamps for par
ticulars j. Globe 70
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A BSTRCTS. manuscripts, briefs and all class
n OF legal documents perfectly copied by Miss
j. Carter, room 80 chamber of commerce IS
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FIXTURES. shelving counters, show cases,
mirror, etc, suitable for dry goodsor cloth.
ing business, for sale at low price If taken at
once. B. +. Zahn, l47 East Fifthstp rs--t1ouz 63s
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CATTLE-Wanted to furnish range cattle and
- dairy cows in large of small lots; liberal in.
ducements offered. w. G. Clarke, Grove City,
MINI
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A GOOD STOCK of drugs, including fixtures
"A and store; doing good paying business;
terms one-fourth cash, balance on time; or will
trade for st. Paul or Minneapolis real estate.
Address, Box III. New Lisbon, Wis. 70
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RARBER SHOP for sale; good trade cheap
- rent call or address 925 East Seventh st.
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FOR RENT.

COTTAGE Furnished coming season, at
~ Forest Lake; two rooms. cellar, large tent
and boat. Mrs. +. Winters. 81 Twelfth st. 10
GUNNER GARDEN, opera hall and saloon.
4 Call do
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VICAR and confectionery store; bargan;
~ must SELL good reasons for selling good To-
cation. A. Al. Globe. 70